A Youth Europe

Europa de los jóvenes - Helsinki España

Helsinki España organizes a human rights and democratic participation project aimed at university students from the Community of Madrid between 18 and 30 years old. Through in-person sessions, participants learn, exchange ideas, and debate the main social and democratic challenges of today.

In addition to academic training, the project promotes open dialogue, active participation, and access to dynamic and engaging information. Within the framework of “A Europe for Youth”, inter-university debates are also held on topics previously addressed during the sessions.

The project combines both theoretical and practical components, offering updated training on key issues related to the European Union, such as:

  • Geopolitical developments in the European Union
  • Risks and challenges faced by contemporary democracies
  • European programmes for young people

Project Objectives

  • Contribute to the development of a global citizenship that is respectful of human rights and actively engaged in European social life.
  • Foster civic values among young people in Madrid through training in human rights, citizen participation, and European youth programmes.
  • Enhance participants’ understanding and awareness of human rights.
  • Increase young people’s knowledge and motivation to engage in the development of their institutions, thereby strengthening global citizenship in the face of current challenges.
  • Improve young people’s understanding of the importance of the European project for their future, stability, and security.
  • Promote democratic values and critical thinking among participants.

 

Helsinki España remains committed to educating young citizens who are responsible, engaged, and aware of their rights, thereby contributing to a more inclusive and democratic European society.

Víctor Moreno Humanes

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

The seminar “A Europe for the Youth” organised by Helsinki España was an event that I am not used to attend. Its uniqueness standed out from the rest of conferences I have attended previously, not just because of the discussed topics and the excellent speakers, but also because they engaged with the participants’ interventions and they encouraged the creation of a rewarding and constructive discussion where all of the contributions were taken into account.

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